Why Kyocera Fax Machine cannot use the remote switching function?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot use the remote switching function: 1. If a pulse line is used, some phones may transmit tone signals using buttons. Refer to the operation manual of your phone set. 2. Check if the remote switching number is correct (Default: 55). 3. Ensure you press the remote switching number twice slowly.
What to do if Kyocera Fax Machine cannot send document?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot send a document, make sure the modular cord is correctly connected. If a 'Send error' is displayed, address the cause of the error and try sending again. Also, check if the TX (transmission) restriction is activated and cancel it if necessary.
Why Kyocera Fax Machine cannot receive document?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot receive a document, ensure the modular cord is properly connected. If a 'Communication error' is displayed, address the cause of the error and ask the sender to retry. Also, verify whether the RX (reception) restriction is activated and cancel it if needed.
What to do if Kyocera Fax Machine cannot perform memory reception?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot perform memory reception, receive after the memory has free space, or create free space in the memory.
What to do if Kyocera Fax Machine FAX box limit exceeded?
If the FAX box limit is exceeded on your Kyocera Fax Machine, press [OK] and delete documents from the FAX box to create space for new FAX receptions.
Why Kyocera Fax Machine cannot perform sub address transmission?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot perform sub address transmission, it may be because the recipient fax machine does not have a sub address transmission feature. Sub address transmission cannot be performed unless the recipient fax machine has a similar sub address transmission feature. Also, verify that the entered sub address or sub address password is identical to the sub address or sub address password registered in the recipient fax machine; if your entry is correct, check with the recipient. Finally, free space must be available in the memory of the recipient fax machine, so check with the recipient.
Why Kyocera Fax Machine cannot use polling reception?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot use polling reception, ensure polling transmission is being used correctly on the sending machine. Check with the recipient.
What to do if Kyocera Fax Machine Job Accounting restriction exceeded?
The printing count exceeded the acceptable count restricted by Job Accounting. Cannot print any more. The job is canceled. Press [End].
Why Kyocera Fax Machine cannot receive 2 in 1 reception?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot receive 2 in 1 reception, cancel the duplex printing.
Why Kyocera Fax Machine cannot use sub address bulletin board communication?
If your Kyocera Fax Machine cannot use sub address bulletin board communication, it might be because the other party’s fax machine does not have the same sort of sub address bulletin board communication function. Check with the recipient. Also, verify that the entered sub address or sub address password is correct; if your entry is correct, check with the recipient.
General| Duplex printing | Yes |
|---|---|
| Print technology | Laser |
| Maximum resolution | 600 x 600 DPI |
| Duplex printing mode | Auto |
| Time to first page (black, normal) | 4.8 s |
| Time to first page (color, normal) | 6.4 s |
| Print speed (black, normal quality, A4/US Letter) | 35 ppm |
| Print speed (color, normal quality, A4/US Letter) | 17 ppm |
| Copier resize | 25 - 400 % |
| Maximum number of copies | 999 copies |
| N-in-1 copy function (N=) | 2, 4 |
| Scan to | E-mail, FTP, USB |
| Maximum scan area | A3 (297 x 420) mm |
| Scan speed (color) | 100 ppm |
| Image formats supported | JPG, TIF |
| Faxing | Color faxing |
| Fax memory | 12 MB |
| Modem speed | 33.6 Kbit/s |
| Fax coding methods | JBIG, MH, MMR (Fax coding method), MR |
| Fax resolution (black) | 200 x 100 DPI |
| Fax transmission speed | 3 sec/page |
| Digital sender | No |
| Printing colors | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow |
| Maximum duty cycle | - pages per month |
| Number of print cartridges | 4 |
| Page description languages | Microsoft XPS, PCL 5c, PCL 6, PCL XL, PostScript 3 |
| Paper input type | Cassette, Paper tray |
| Total input capacity | 1150 sheets |
| Total output capacity | 250 sheets |
| Maximum input capacity | 7650 sheets |
| Total number of input trays | 3 |
| Multi-Purpose tray input capacity | 150 sheets |
| Maximum print size | 297 x 420 mm |
| Duplex media weight | 60 - 256 g/m² |
| Paper tray media types | Banner, Envelopes, Plain paper |
| Paper tray media weight | 60 - 220 g/m² |
| ISO A-series sizes (A0...A9) | A3, A4 |
| Maximum ISO A-series paper size | A3 |
| Multi-Purpose Tray media weight | 60 - 300 g/m² |
| Display | LCD |
| Product color | Gray |
| Market positioning | Business |
| Direct printing | - |
| Standard interfaces | Ethernet, USB 2.0 |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 2 |
| Processor family | PMC-Sierra |
| Internal storage capacity | 160 GB |
| Sound power level (standby) | 38 dB |
| Sound pressure level (printing) | 49 dB |
| AC input voltage | 220 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
| Power consumption (standby) | 200 W |
| Power consumption (PowerSave) | 1.7 W |
| Power consumption (average operating) | 740 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 767 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 668 mm |
| Height | 747 mm |
Describes the types of data that can be input into the machine, such as originals, electronic data, fax, and USB memory.
Details the various output formats and functions, including copy, print, USB memory, fax, and send functions.
Explains how to access and use Command Center RX for checking status and changing settings via a web browser.
Describes features that optimize office workflow, such as one-touch programs and continuous scanning.
Details features for saving energy and reducing costs, like energy saver functions and duplex printing.
Explains features for creating visually appealing documents, such as booklet creation and image adjustment.
Covers security features like PDF password protection, data encryption, and login by ID card.
Highlights features that improve efficiency, such as file size confirmation and wireless network setup.
Describes the basic color modes available for scanning and printing, such as Auto Color, Full Color, and Black & White.
Provides guidance on adjusting image quality and color using functions like one-touch image adjust and color balance.
Details how to precisely adjust color parameters like density, color balance, and hue.
Explains how to adjust image quality settings such as sharpness and background density.
Covers adjustments for scanned images, like decreasing file size and converting to searchable PDF.
Lists the physical guides provided with the machine, such as Quick Guide and Safety Guide.
Lists the PDF guides available on the product DVD, covering various functions and operations.
Outlines the chapter structure of the Operation Guide, detailing the content of each chapter.
Explains the conventions used in the guide, including symbols, cautions, and important notes.
Provides essential precautions for using the machine and handling consumables safely.
Details laser safety information specific to users in Europe, including Class 1 laser product classification.
Provides laser safety information specific to users in the USA, including CDRH Act compliance.
Outlines the limited warranty terms and conditions for the multifunctional product in the US and Canada.
Explains the energy-saving features like Low Power Mode, Sleep Mode, and Auto Sleep.
Identifies and labels the external parts of the machine for installation and setup.
Provides instructions for connecting essential cables, including LAN and USB cables.
Details the procedures for turning the machine's power on and off correctly.
Guides users through installing necessary software from the DVD onto their PC.
Explains the procedures for logging in and out of the machine's user authentication system.
Covers the initial configuration of machine settings like date, time, and network.
Provides instructions for setting up the machine's network connection using a LAN cable.
Details how to access and utilize Command Center RX for remote machine management and configuration.
Explains how to use the machine's operation panel, including keys and touch panel features.
Details the touch panel display, including the Home screen, icons, and taskbar.
Describes the energy-saving functions, including Low Power Mode, Sleep Mode, and Energy Saver Recovery Level.
Provides comprehensive instructions on how to load paper into the machine's various paper sources.
Explains how to specify paper size and media type settings for cassettes and the multi-purpose tray.
Guides users on preparing their PC and shared folders for receiving documents from the machine.
Details the process of registering destinations in the machine's address book for sending functions.
Provides instructions on how to print documents from applications on a computer.
Explains the various settings available within the printer driver's print settings screen.
Describes how to cancel print jobs initiated from a computer before they begin printing.
Details the procedure for printing banner-sized documents, including custom paper size registration.
Explains how to print and manage documents saved in the machine's Job Box, like Private Print/Stored Job.
Provides instructions for loading originals onto the platen or into the document processor.
Describes how to register, recall, edit, and delete frequently used function programs.
Covers the installation, activation, deactivation, and deletion of machine applications.
Explains how to cancel jobs that are currently printing or waiting.
Details the basic operations for making copies, including setting functions and copy quantity.
Guides users on sending scanned images via email, to folders, or to custom boxes.
Explains how to perform scanning using the TWAIN driver for documents on the machine or in custom boxes.
Describes how to scan originals using FMU Connection with File Management Utility.
Explains the concept of Document Box and its various component types like Custom Box and Job Box.
Provides detailed instructions on creating, editing, storing, printing, sending, moving, copying, joining, and deleting documents.
Guides users on how to print files directly from a USB memory device.
Explains how to store scanned image files onto a USB memory device.
Details the proper procedure for safely removing USB memory from the machine.
Describes how to manually staple copied paper without using print operation.
Provides an overview of the various functions available on the machine, categorized by tab.
Details the settings for copying functions, including original size, paper selection, and finishing.
Explains settings for sending functions, covering original type, file format, and color/image quality.
Covers the operations related to custom boxes: storing files, printing, and sending documents.
Details functions for removable memory, including storing files and printing documents.
A comprehensive list of functions available, with descriptions and reference pages.
Explains how to select the color mode setting for copying and sending/storing.
Describes one-touch adjustments for images to achieve vivid or muted effects.
Explains the duplex copying modes: one-sided to two-sided, two-sided to one-sided, and two-sided to two-sided.
Details the continuous scanning function for scanning large numbers of originals in batches.
Specifies the image file format options for sending and storing, including quality adjustments.
Provides guidance on checking the status of jobs currently being processed or waiting.
Explains how to check the history of completed jobs, including printing, sending, and storing logs.
Details how to pause and resume jobs that are currently in progress.
Describes the procedure for canceling jobs that are in printing or waiting status.
Explains how to check the remaining levels of toner, paper, and staples via the touch panel.
Explains how to operate the System Menu for configuring machine settings.
Details the various settings configurable within the System Menu, covering machine operation.
Covers general machine operation settings, including language, default screens, and sound options.
Explains how the machine handles errors, such as duplexing errors and paper mismatches.
Allows setting default values for various functions like original orientation and file format.
Covers machine system settings, including network configuration and security.
Explains settings for securing data stored on the machine's hard disk and memory.
Covers settings related to machine management, including user login and job accounting.
Details settings related to date, time, energy saving modes, and timers.
Provides procedures for adjusting printing quality and performing machine maintenance.
Explains user login administration, including authentication methods and user properties.
Covers the setup and management of job accounting, including account creation and restriction.
Details routine cleaning and maintenance procedures for optimal machine performance.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing toner containers.
Guides users on how to replace the waste toner box when it is full.
Explains how to refill staple cartridges in the optional finishers.
Provides detailed procedures for removing paper jams from various locations within the machine.
Offers general guidelines and checkpoints for troubleshooting common machine issues.
Explains how to respond to various messages displayed on the touch panel or computer.
Lists and provides an overview of the optional equipment available for the machine.
Explains paper specifications, selection guidelines, and types of paper supported by the machine.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the machine's common functions, copy, printer, and scanner.
Defines technical terms and concepts related to the machine's operation and network connectivity.
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